mycetismus
/ˌmʌɪsɪˈtɪzməs/Medicine
noun
= mycetism.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in William Dorland (1864–1956), obstetrician. From scientific Latin mycetismus from myceto- + -ismus.
- lose count
- lose face
- lose flesh
- lose heart
- lose height
- losel
- lose-lose
- lose no time
- lose one's grip
- lose one's head
- lose one's heart to
- lose one's life
- lose one's mind (or one's marbles)
- lose one's (or the) way
- lose one's rag
- lose one's shirt
- lose one's shit
- lose (or keep) one's figure
- lose out
- lose patience (or lose one's patience)
- loser
- lose sight of
- lose sleep
- lose the (or one's) thread
- lose the plot